
Uveitis and white dot syndromes
Acute zonal occult outer retinopathy
AZOOR
2:2912 visual cues2 clinical photos
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Each number marks an object in the image and the finding it stands for.
- ZooAcute zonal occult outer retinopathy
- WomanClassically young women
- GlassesCharacteristic association with myopia
- First cageTypically acute unilateral onset
- Second cageAbout 75% progress to bilateral involvement
- FlashesPhotopsias
- Dark zoneZonal scotoma; may enlarge over weeks to months
- BlindfoldEnlarged blind spot
- Outer viewFundus may initially appear normal despite dysfunction
- Outer fenceOuter retinal damage; ellipsoid-zone disruption or loss
- Pale hubLater peripapillary RPE depigmentation / atrophy
- ERG testerAbnormal ERG; delayed light-adapted / 30-Hz flicker
- ReviewEvery marker, in order
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Herbort Carl P Jr, Arapi Ilir, Papasavvas Ioannis, Mantovani Alessandro, Jeannin Bruno, Lanza Michele. Acute Zonal Occult Outer Retinopathy (AZOOR) Results from a Clinicopathological Mechanism Different from Choriocapillaritis Diseases: A Multimodal Imaging Analysis. Figure 3, field crop.
Exact RGB rectangular crop [0, 0, 370, 341] from original 730 × 667 image; no enlargement, retouching, new arrows, color adjustment or generative processing. Original markings within crop preserved.
Herbort Carl P Jr, Arapi Ilir, Papasavvas Ioannis, Mantovani Alessandro, Jeannin Bruno, Lanza Michele. Acute Zonal Occult Outer Retinopathy (AZOOR) Results from a Clinicopathological Mechanism Different from Choriocapillaritis Diseases: A Multimodal Imaging Analysis. Figure 1, fundus crop.
Exact RGB rectangular crop [0, 0, 379, 340] from original 761 × 874 image; no enlargement, retouching, new arrows, color adjustment or generative processing. Original markings within crop preserved.
